News

  • Quiet service for VP Day

    Tomorrow will mark 75 years since allied victory in the Pacific, but Apollo Bay RSL president Edmond Shea says COVID-19 restrictions mean the commemoration will be quiet.

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  • Get tested close to your home

    Corangamite Shire mayor Neil Trotter has urged people with COVID-19 symptoms to get tested at their nearest location to reduce potential spread between areas.

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  • Track gets 26,000 sleepers

    Rail workers have finished replacing more than 26,000 sleepers along the Warrnambool railway line, helping to provide smoother travel for Colac passengers.

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  • Basketball support

    Colac Basketball Association is the latest Colac and district sports group to receive State Government funding to cope with COVID-19 impacts.

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  • School gets the all clear

    Beeac Primary School has received the all clear to re-open today after a member of the school community tested positive to coronavirus last week.

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  • Letters to the editor

    A reader shares others’ frustration with dog droppings on Colac footpaths.

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  • V-Line traveller numbers nosedive

    Regional rail passenger numbers are down by as much as 95 per cent as lockdown restrictions take effect across the state.

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  • Emails clog up council inboxes

    One of Colac’s upper-house state MPs has authorised thousands of bat emails sent to Colac Otway Shire councillors.  

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